skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think another post hit the mark here but generalizing people into extreme groups is a real problem. I know many people on the “right” and “left” that basically only agree with half of what their chosen party says, or maybe they only agree with one issue that is very important to them. On the left it is usually abortion and the right it is usually economy. My point is that saying things like “many” is not all or even a majority. Taking the capitol building riots, even the people present there were incredibly diverse in their mindset. There was a group of a couple hundred that had bad intents and there were several thousand that were actively stopping others from causing damage or fighting the police. There are many videos of people pulling rioters away from breaking windows and shouting at them to stop. The big problem is that the peaceful group didn’t mix with the rioting group soon enough. Trump was having a rally not even close to the capitol building meanwhile this other group started storming the capital. I find it similar when people get angry at like a “Google” employee for saying some obviously idiotic things. Sure an employee represents the company in some capacity but for companies that have tens of thousands of employees, there is almost certainty that some will behave badly. Now take mentality that to the over 70 million Trump voters. Each has their own individual reason for voting for him and lumping them together is no different than saying all men or all women are the same, the ratio is about the equal to genders. This gets exacerbated by media companies who will take one example and call that out as if it is the rule. I can’t tell you how many articles and new shows that say “some say” and use one tweet saying that as evidence as if it is a majority held opinion or representative of a whole. In the BLM protests it was reasonable was assume a lot of the rioters were not protesters or not there for the protest but that same standard was dropped for those at the capital.
I wonder how hard it would be to do a survey to turn anecdotes into data, rather than trying to do some sort of test to simulate corruption.

Like, I've been using ZFS for about 10 years without a problem -- I had a disk in a mirrored setup go bad that I didn't notice for awhile, and when I replaced and rebuilt, I had a couple of files which had suffered corruption.

But that's just my personal anecdote; I'm quite confident there are people using BTFS who can quote similar track records, and I assume there are people who have seen ZFS shit the bed for one reason or another.
Plenty of "nerds and soccer moms" are going to lose their shirts in this too. Whoever is buying this stock today is likely to have a bad time (unless they can keep the pyramid going for a little longer and hand the bag to someone else).
Looks good and I'm excited where this leads but please remove items such as "https://www.shakebugs.com/" from the android build [1]. If I want privacy I don't want some bug reporting tool tracking me.

I also hope you will add this to fdroid although it will be hard with Reactive Native. A native android app would be preferred.

[1] https://github.com/berty/berty/blob/master/js/android/app/sr...
I was fully converted to “oh this is great” around about the Chekov iteration.
Agreed. It's one thing to say that you don't want to shelter your child; totally reasonable, kids should be exposed to a wide variety of experiences. But by definition kids lack experience, and if you expose them to a distorted image of reality, then unless you make an effort to point out that distortion, then they will rightfully conflate the distorted reality with reality.

To use your example as an analogy, most porn with any production value at all will show a drastically distorted depiction of what sex is actually like. To be raised on a diet of unrealistic porn will not leave you merely ill-prepared for an actual sexual relationship, but will actively disillusion you when reality fails to match your expectations.

If you let your kids use social media, then you need to take steps to emphasize the hyperprocessed fiction that it represents.
If they are specific about what "social media" they are talking about, I didn't see it. I feel like without naming names, the report and conclusion are frustratingly vague. All social media is not the same. YouTube and Facebook and Instagram and reddit are very different platforms with, I'm guessing, very different effects on teenage ( and adult ) psyches.
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On reddit /wallstreetbets people report other trading platforms down as well, not sure if true
How else would you describe a login token? It's literally data in the browser for tracking who that user is and identifying them to the server!

All I'm doing is highlighting is that it's not as simple as some of these jUsT bAN cOoKIes folks would have you believe.

Blocking technologies that are used for invidious ad-tech will make it more difficult to support legitimate use-cases. Sleazy ad-merchants like Google will move on to something else built into the browser https://blog.google/products/ads-commerce/2021-01-privacy-sa... and normal site developers will be left in the lurch.

IMHO there isn't a technological solution to this problem, the only effective answer is regulation & hefty fines that make unethical tracking also unprofitable.
You should look. It's actually been pretty clean so far!
Actually - you may be onto something here.

From personal experience, i have seen vast majority of personnel at daycares are women. As in, 95%+. So the bias, if there is any, at that EDU level, would be resting on such personnel, and the people that manage such notification systems. Thus, taken to its simplest premise, this article would become "Busy men & women complaining about other women who only wish to talk to women".

In my experiences with K and preK, i have not had this problem. What I did see was largely tech-driven: The notifications sent to parent had 1 default, which was mom. Once we requested to have me in the loop, it happened as requested, but mom missed all the updates (and i had to fwd). We requested both to be updated, but this could not be done.

System only had space for 1 phone number.

I suspect with COVID, a lot of these preconceived notions have been brought down. However, we should recognize that giving tech to people that never had to manage it, its going to lead to problems. Let's be more patient and not assume bias to something that could very well lack of skill / training.
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I'm 40, and grew up programming in my early teens, so I've seen the Web's entire arc. This social media stuff was fun for a time but it turned very dark, almost exactly in proportion to the money involved, like everything else on the Web, IMHO.

Also, the gamification of many things. Even HN karma. The thrill of watching the upvotes roll in! (even now...)
(squinting suspiciously) ... exactly why did they get taken down? The Algorithm has a well-earned reputation for being capricious, but there's also a ton of good-sounding bullshit out there.
There was a young anesthesiologist in training (resident?) who was administering the epidural while a more experienced anesthesiologist was supposed to be watching. The trainee put the epidural in the wrong spot three times and ended up giving my wife Horner's syndrome after the final insert. The older anesthesiologist didn't notice the failed attempts because he was staring at something on the TV in the room. I eventually told him he needed to pay attention because his resident kept screwing up.

Also, I suspect (but cannot prove) that our daughter ended up in the NICU because of additional failings during delivery related to a very long period of trying to induce while our daughter did not have sufficient oxygen.
"Wall Street" is making bank on this, it's only Melvin Capitol being squeezed.
I’ll definitely implement it on a button press in by AppDaemon linked to the Home assistant.
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I did mean at the same journal.
I took it down, let the domain name lapse. It was a depressing, eye opening experience to say the least.
Bayesian reasoning also means that treating a female client like shit is likely to encourage her to make a fuss, but somehow "bayesian reasoners" never make that inference.
Ask about on-call expectations.

How often do you go on-call. Does everyone participate. How is the documentation handled for resolutions. How often are there problems that you would get called for.

These tell me a good deal about how management prioritizes things, if they value creating stable systems with good documentation, and if they treat everyone equally.
Pretty much everyone in Europe was caught up in the horse meat scandal. I suspect that IKEA was not the one at fault here. The horse meat was inserted into the supply chain right at the slaughtering stage.
> It seems to me that the first step is to stop letting the tech corps control your world.

This sounds like the "Read the Manual" style of programming UX, vaguely applied to the entire U.S. population.

I offer the "F" from "RTFM" as evidence that this technique doesn't scale well.

> CBS's content policies

Inside Edition cannot construct a personalized chain of increasingly engaging and outrageous conspiratorial content, on the fly, that exploits Inside Edition's data about my blind spots in order to maximally capture my attention. Personalized rabbit-holes are a problem on Youtube, however. That, the size and scope of data collected, the scope of potential content (and lack of moderation of said content), and the speed with which the blackbox algorithm can prime users are all problems which don't (currently) exist with Inside Edition. So the comparison you make isn't apt.

Edit: clarification
What platform would you recommend for shares and options?
Is this similar to the damage done by video games? I suspect this is full of shit.
Yes, if I take the 8 combinations aaa, aab, aba etc and assign each of them a 9 bit codeword I replace each 24 bit sequence with a 9 bit sequence. So arithmetic coders have no problem with cases like this.
Supposedly he was being pressured by the media, so it was a cancelling of sorts. The reasons are documented at the rebranded site.
Here's the i9-10900k 10-core vs AMD 5900x 12-core. Intel comes in at about $52/core, and AMD at $46/core (assuming you can find a 5900x, good luck).

https://cpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/AMD-Ryzen-9-5900X-vs-I...

This chart from Tom's Hardware shows a similar story:

https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/auqNuTshdmehuqLXX32BBF-970...

AMD Zen3 has a lead on Intel 10th gen, but the cost/performance story has shifted.
That's unfortunate, I know it had consequences for atleast 1 person who didn't understand the implications (I'm thinking of the driver who got recorded making the symbol).
They didn't enter any market they weren't already in. They've been selling laptops and sff desktops for years and they certainly haven't and aren't going to started selling CPUs. Not to say that the competition isn't good, they just haven't entered into any new markets.
I know this is a popular sentiment (ie. the little guys prevailing over the big guys in wall st), but this is likely not the case.

>In general, a crafty short seller (a.k.a. most long/short funds) will do the following to ensure the internet doesn’t outsmart them:

> 1. Capping loss with put options — With a put option, you roughly get all the benefit of shorting a stock (minus the premium paid and strike) with a finite amount to lose.

> 2. Capping loss with OTM call options — This is my favorite, and one of the more common strategies. When you assemble a short position, you aren’t stupid hopefully — you understand stocks only go up, and infinity is a much farther number from current price than 0 (using a discrete numeraire, of course).

https://nope-its-lily.medium.com/gamestop-power-to-the-marke...
Would it be viable to use a rig of leyden jars to smooth out power coming from a scrappy alternator/commutator, and to implement cut-outs?
I'm a postdoc at a medical school, and this hasn't been my experience. At least in our setup, clinical data tends to be channeled into a collaboration with a computational lab who are better stewards of data handling. Is there cherry picking and over selling the results? Sure. Outright dishonesty is something I have yet to see in my current institution (I did see a fair deal of fudging in my graduate institute, though)
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It looks like the Commodore PET 4000 series is painted metal.

If I had to bet I'd say the ones with chiclet keyboards (2000 series, I guess) were metal as well, though that's based on my old memories, so that really means I don't know.
Soul in particular is pretty closely tied with other religious beliefs, in tandem with the concept of free will, which, imo, illustrates your practical false belief concept even better. In order for us to do pretty much anything, we need to choose to do it, and believing we can't choose to do something is a pretty big obstacle to actually doing it.
And when comparing to Intel, which is usually well-supported by Linux: the kernel-side Intel GPU support had several nasty bugs that persisted through the first few 5.x kernel releases leading to graphics lockups.

https://linuxreviews.org/Linux_Kernel_5.5_Will_Not_Fix_The_F...

My Intel NUC8i5BEH would regularly have GPU lockups and it took them several months to fix the issues.
Interactive Brokers seem cheap and have APIs and apps for everything.
I'd be more interested in reading how to keep calves with working from home.
Simplify tax code? It's a bit ridiculous that a full tax return of an individual can be 40+ pages
It’s a fascinating little story. Cant help but think that there is someone in the industry making the real money here and all the “soccer moms and nerds” are just cover/dopes.
In Europe there is a settlement window of 3 days (and longer as failing to deliver only draws a fee) which makes it possible to sell stocks without holding them.
My take: Photojournalism is better considered as science than art.

Readers would be better served if photogs showed their work. eg: Documenting the shot, showing the shooting area; making that available to readers as reference.
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I think this is generally a good thing. Teams should make decisions together, but I could see the above point as a downside of that if taken to its max. I think that decisions should be made generally as a team, but there probably should be some extra emphasis on key decision makers that are the leaders of the team to allow them to make the perceived best decision even if one or perhaps more people give a no hire. If there is also some sort of tie, then someone has to be the tie-breaker.
I'm also very concerned about the decline of small businesses.

It seems to me that any faction claiming to be "pro-business" would champion policies encouraging new business formation, especially smaller and more local.

Stupid obvious stuff like access to capital, helping with health insurance and other benefits, tax holidays like what Amazon enjoyed. There's no shortage of ideas.
When my daughter was learning to use equipment on the playground, we discussed safety often and scripted moves -- she had lots of practice, confidence (and caution), with few limits.

One day we were at the playground and a mother expressed her disapproval that I was letting an ~20mo use the slide (she denied her 3yo son to use it). She exclaimed: "You are endangering your daughter! Where is your wife?". To which I said, "I'm the father. My daughter is being safe." She then wanted to know where my wife was... and threatened to call the police. I told her: "We live in the yellow house down the street, my wife is home."

After a few days, her son was climbing the ladder too; the woman became good playground company. I think there's all sorts of things people can learn from each other.
“What are your team/company goals?”
If they don’t have any you will probably be miserable as it is hard to set goals for yourself or truly work toward a common objective, especially across an entire company.
DRY is something to strive for but as pointed out there are often tradeoffs with DRY. One that I ran into not too long ago when writing https://github.com/ohler55/ojg was the performance penalty that DRY code can incur. Sadly there is a lot of repetition in that code but by avoiding a dry approach the code is also several times faster than if more functions were used to avoid repetition.
Interesting, although from reading the blog I still don’t know what banner bear does except for taking an audio files and creating video out of it.
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> In late 2018, Twitter changed its policy on hateful conduct and harassment to officially prohibit intentionally calling a trans person by the wrong pronouns or using their pre-transition names.[62] Beginning in August 2018, Murphy stated that her Twitter account was locked more than once after she tweeted about issues involving trans women.[63] Twitter permanently suspended Murphy's account in late November 2018, after she referred to Jessica Yaniv, a trans woman, as "him".[64][65][66] On February 11, 2019, Murphy filed a lawsuit against Twitter in response to her banning.[67] The suit was dismissed in early June, but Murphy stated that she intended to file an appeal.[68][69]

Clear ToS violation. Which proves my point.

Sidenote: The Federalist itself got its account banned from twitter for spreading covid misinformation.
The article isn't really clear, so: this is just about the platform, which is one of three built for the Apollo program and then reused for the Space Shuttle. They are demolishing one of them (MLP-2), because they still have two of the "old model" (MLP-1 and MLP-3) and soon two new ones (ML-1 and ML-2). The article doesn't distinguish between the platform and the crawler-transporter which is below it in the photo - those are still needed (and also in the National Register of Historic Places), so not going away any time soon...
See, this is what I mean by how econ 101 reasoning makes people weirdly arrogant and impossible to talk to.

Parent is so quick to try to score a point arguing definitions that they entirely missed the point.
Ok, what about the vision impaired? Or any other point I mentioned?
I've no idea why you were being downvoted, I think that there will be some lingering habits that may take a while to dissipate, but I think a lot of people are depesperate to get back to something resembling normality.

Frankly as soon as it's genuinly safe to do so (who knows when that will be) I'll be having people round and visiting people all the time.
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WealthSimple is still functioning fine here in Canada. They're probably just overloading their servers.
Every place I've ever worked has offered a referral bonus. How is that a red flag?
>> an practically be considered encouraged

It is openly encouraged. All those little policies, those loopholes, are there to encourage certain behaviors and discourage others. Want to funnel profits into live insurance on your employees in order to avoid tax? (Walmart does this) Go right ahead. That bit of tax code is there specifically to encourage the use of life insurance. If it is in the code, it is there because the government wants you to use it.
how did you get your first paying customer?
I don't know if it's related but I can't log on to Vanguard today. Long load times, lots of errors, or I get the message "Portions of our site are temporarily unavailable."

(edit) It's working again. But now I see that everything else on the market is going down. Coincidence, or are the hedge funds cashing out profit from other places to cover what they're losing in this squeeze?
Have you by any chance also evaluated / considered https://platform.uno/ ? If so, I am interested in your take on it versus Flutter.
Seems the same thing is happening to some others, BBBY and EXPR.

Glad to see the market continue to open up to unexpected players.
I assume the collective capital of the Robinhood/WSB crowd is not particularly massive compared to what many large fund managers have at their disposal (not to mention the leverage they have access to). If a bunch of Redditors can squeeze a large cap stock just because it has a high level of short interest, why don't institutional players use this strategy?
It sends the password, not really reasonable for it to only be able to authenticate one Wi-Fi device if another Wi-Fi device is still present.

Wi-Fi passwords aren't really that secure a thing these days, anyways. If you need your Wi-Fi to be secure, you need to be doing RADIUS authentication or similar.

It's just from a UI standpoint that it's very seamless. You don't have to see the password, you don't have to enter it anywhere, one device just shares the Wi-Fi password with another device nearby.
Probably not, but ZFS is actually smart enough to store the uncompressed version if compression doesn't save space. In other words: zfs will try lz4 compression on those video files, notice that it doesn't gain anything and store it uncompressed.

[0] https://klarasystems.com/articles/openzfs1-understanding-tra...
Last time we bought a car, it was for my girlfriend. She was the one with the down payment and the one who would be the primary driver. She had already done all the research about what she wanted down to the exact used VIN she wanted to buy from them. When the salesman started directing questions to me, I simply would just look at her and let her answer. This quickly made him realize I was just there as a cosigner. Only thing I said the whole time was asking to see under the hood and about anything they knew about the car and it's maintanence that wasn't already on the Carfax report. She didn't have any technical questions for the salesman as she already knew what we wanted, just a test drive to make sure it rode fine, and then we bought it. The finance guy had me fill out some paperwork but all of his questions were directed to her.

I don't think I will ever go back to a car dealership without knowing exactly what I want. It is such a waste of time listening to a salespitch by someone that has a absolute interest in you maxing out your budget.
There's absolutely nothing except convenience preventing ad-tech companies from routing their 3rd party cookies through a proxy hosted on the first-party domain. If 3rd party cookies stop working, they'll just start having their customers set up CNAMEs on their own domains.
I’m immune to most social media but for me the saddest thing is losing respect for 70% of the people I know. Just seeing the ignorance they post and comments they make.
The quote is often attributed to Robin Williams but it's from his role as Lance in the 2009 film “World’s Greatest Dad” written and directed by Bobcat Goldthwait.
According to the article, Amazon surrendered the rights back to Banks' estate, blaming the production problems on the estate: "I just think the estate didn’t want to go through with it. It wasn’t the material, it was just because I think they weren’t ready to do it, for whatever reason. I’m a little mystified myself, to be honest.”
Off Topic. I love the way how this is being presented.

But there is something about the design, along with the main BannerBear website seems to be off scale. I had to Zoom Out twice to make things looks normal.
Response from a person with actual expertise in the topic:
https://twitter.com/OrbenAmy/status/1354397497750335488

(tl;dr it's science by press release, has various methodological weaknesses and does not account for a likely bidirectional relationship of causation, i.e. a classic correlation/causation confusion)
Is this equivalent to hiring-by-comittee, as practiced by FAAN[A-Z]*G?
Agree. Just the other year I discovered {*}, oh how that simplified some things.
That's my sense too. There's gotta be some big muscle behind this.